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Francesco David Yates (born September 11, 1995) is a Canadian singer-songwriter, best known for his featurette in the 2015 hit single "Sugar" by German DJ Robin Schulz.

Life and career

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Yates was born in Toronto, Ontario, and started writing music at the age of 11. He signed to Atlantic Records when he was 16. His self-titled debut EP, released on September 11, 2015, was co-produced by Robin Hannibal and Pharrell Williams.[1][2][3]

In 2015, Yates received the Heatseeker Award at the Canadian Radio Music Awards[4] and performed at the official Canada Day celebration in Ottawa.[5] He provides the vocals on the Robin Schulz song "Sugar".[6][7] He also performed at We Day events across Canada that same year. In 2016, he was an opening act for Canadian pop rock band Hedley on their Hello World Tour with Carly Rae Jepsen.

On February 2, 2018, his single "Come Over", was released, alongside the announcement that Francesco was going to be the opening act on the Canadian leg of Justin Timberlake's The Man of the Woods Tour.[8] His next song, "Do You Think About Me", was released on April 6.[9] This is the first song which Yates wrote, produced, and performed entirely by himself. He released his single "Somebody Like You", on July 20.

Yates performing in 2016

At the end of August, it was announced that he was opening for Justin Timberlake again on the remaining North American part of his tour.[10] The tour ended on April 13, 2019, after being postponed due to Timberlake suffering from bruised vocal cords.[11]

On December 27, 2019, Yates officially released his single "I Got You", having previously uploaded it on SoundCloud at the beginning of the year.

On April 10, 2020, Yates released his single "Superbad" along with an official video. On May 29, 2020, he released a second single called "Bad Decisions". On June 26, 2020, Yates released his second EP Superbad. It features the two previously released singles, as well as the songs "Angel", "Dirty Little Secrets", and "Queen St. Blues". The EP is accompanied by a short film, which contains parts of the songs.

On September 18, 2020, his single "Late Night Love" was released. On February 14, 2021, Yates released his song "Dive".

After performing it on an episode of The Recording Academy's "Press Play at Home" series,[12] on June 10, 2022, he released his single "Jimi", which is inspired by the famous guitarist Jimi Hendrix.[13] In July, he announced on Instagram that he's opening for Backstreet Boys on the American and Canadian leg of their DNA World Tour.[14]

Yates released his songs "Thunderbomb" and "Chanel" on April 14, 2023, and May 5, 2023, respectively.

Discography

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Extended plays

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Title Album details
Francesco Yates[15]
Superbad[16]
  • Release date: June 26, 2020
  • Label: FY
  • Format: Digital download, streaming

Singles

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As main artist

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Title Year Peak positions Album
CAN
[17] 		FRA
[18]
"When I Found You"[19] 2014 — — Francesco Yates EP
"Better to Be Loved"[20] 2015 37 196
"Nobody Like You"[21] — — Non-album single
"Call"[22] 77 — Francesco Yates EP
"Come Over"[23] 2018 — — Non-album singles
"Do You Think About Me"[24] — —
"Somebody Like You"[25] — —
"I Got You"[26] 2019 — —
"Superbad"[27] 2020 — — Superbad
"Bad Decisions"[28] — —
"Late Night Love"[29] — — Non-album singles
"Dive"[30] 2021 — —
"Jimi"[31] 2022 — — TBA
"Thunderbomb"[32] 2023 — —
"Chanel"[33] — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released.
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Title Year Peak positions Certifications Album
CAN
[34] 		AUT
[35] 		FRA
[18] 		GER
[36] 		NLD
[37] 		SWE
[38] 		SWI
[39] 		UK US
"Sugar"
(Robin Schulz featuring Francesco Yates) 		2015 42 1 2 1 6 9 1 21 44 Sugar
"Hurts to Love You"[44]
(ATCK featuring AJ McLean, Francesco Yates and Kelsie Watts) 		2020 — — — — — — — — — Non-album singles
"Don't Call Me Back"[45]
(ATCK featuring Francesco Yates, DJ Lux and AJ McLean) 		2021 — — — — — — — — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released.

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Francesco Yates (born September 11, 1995) is a Canadian and from , , best known for his featured vocals on the 2015 international hit "Sugar" by German DJ , which peaked at number 44 on the and topped charts in multiple countries. His music blends pop, R&B, and influences, often showcasing his vocals and guitar skills. Yates discovered his passion for music at age 11 after watching the film , prompting him to attend rock camp where he learned and guitar before forming a high school band and working with a . By age 14, he signed a management deal with Chris Smith (formerly of ), and at 16, he inked a with , marking him as a promising teen talent. His early recordings caught the attention of , who mentored him and featured Yates' guitar playing on the track "" from Williams' 2014 album G I R L. In 2015, Yates released his self-titled debut EP, co-produced by and , which included singles like "Better to Be Loved" and "Change the Channel." That year, he won the Heatseeker Award at the Canadian Radio Music Awards for his rising success. Following the global breakthrough of "Sugar," Yates has continued releasing independently, including collaborations and remixes; in 2025, to mark the song's 10th anniversary, new remixes by artists like Zerb and ALOK were released.

Early life

Upbringing in Toronto

Francesco David Yates was born on September 11, 1995, in , , . He grew up in Scarborough, a multicultural district of the city known for its diverse immigrant communities and vibrant . Yates was raised in a supportive environment by parents who, despite having no professional involvement in , fostered a nurturing home filled with encouragement and exposure to a wide array of cultural influences. Scarborough's dynamic urban setting, characterized by its mix of socioeconomic challenges and rich ethnic diversity, played a key role in shaping his early worldview, exposing him to contrasting experiences of community and resilience during his childhood years. Through these formative experiences up to age 11, Yates developed a grounded perspective rooted in Toronto's inclusive yet demanding cultural landscape. Around that age, his personal interests began to evolve toward creative pursuits.

Musical beginnings and influences

Francesco Yates began writing music at the age of 11, inspired by the 2003 film School of Rock, which ignited his passion for music as a potential career. Growing up in Toronto, he enrolled in a local rock camp during summers, where he started learning piano and then guitar, developing his foundational skills through hands-on practice. These early experiences laid the groundwork for his songwriting, as he composed his first original piece shortly after discovering the movie. In high school, he joined a band and worked with a vocal coach, which led to a management deal at age 14 with Chris Smith (formerly of Nelly Furtado's team). These grassroots opportunities allowed him to experiment with his evolving sound before transitioning to professional avenues. Yates drew from a diverse array of influences that shaped his budding style, including rock legend , whose guitar work and innovative sound resonated deeply with him. He also absorbed classic R&B and soul traditions, alongside pop icons like , whose vocal prowess and performance energy left a lasting impression. Additional inspirations encompassed artists such as Prince, Led Zeppelin, , and , blending rock, funk, and soul elements into his self-exploratory compositions. This eclectic mix reflected Toronto's vibrant multicultural environment as a subtle cultural foundation for his artistic growth.

Career

Signing with Atlantic and early releases (2014–2015)

Francesco Yates signed with in 2011 at the age of 16. His early recordings later caught the attention of , who became a key mentor during his early development. Over the next three years, Yates focused on honing his songwriting and production skills, collaborating on material that blended pop, , and R&B influences while building a foundation for his major-label debut. This period allowed him to refine his self-taught musical abilities, emphasizing authentic expression and vocal versatility, though no official releases occurred until 2014. Yates' debut single, "Call," was released on June 23, 2014, marking his entry into the music industry with a track co-produced by . The upbeat pop-soul song, featuring Yates' multi-instrumental contributions including keyboards and drums, received positive initial reception for its infectious energy and comparisons to artists like and . Timberlake himself endorsed it as the "Summer Jam of 2014" during a promotional event, helping generate early buzz among listeners. In early 2015, Yates followed with the single "Better to Be Loved," released on February 17, which explored themes of and emotional resilience. The track peaked at number 37 on the Canadian Hot 100, marking his first chart entry and demonstrating growing domestic appeal. Its accompanying , directed with a focus on vibrant visuals and Yates' charismatic performance, premiered on February 18, 2015, and further amplified its promotion through online platforms. To build momentum in his home country, Yates engaged in several promotional appearances across during 2014 and 2015, starting with a performance at in Dundas Square in July 2014 to showcase "Call" to local audiences. In 2015, he expanded these efforts with shows at Canadian Music Week in May, where he discussed his roots and musical inspirations, and a headline slot at the celebrations on in on July 1. Additional events included the Games closing ceremony in July and a free at Yonge-Dundas Square as part of the Festival in September, all contributing to heightened visibility and fan engagement in the Canadian market.

Breakthrough with "Sugar" and debut EP (2015–2016)

In , Francesco Yates gained international prominence through his feature on the single "Sugar" by German DJ and producer . Released on July 16, , the track blended rhythms with Yates' soulful vocals, marking a pivotal moment in his career by exposing him to a global audience beyond his initial Canadian releases. The song achieved significant commercial success, topping the charts in for three weeks and reaching number one in multiple European countries, while peaking at number three in and number 21 in the . In the United States, it climbed to number 44 on the and number two on the Dance/Electronic Songs chart, solidifying its status as a dance anthem of the year. By the end of , "Sugar" had amassed over 476 million streams on , contributing to its eventual certification as triple-platinum in several markets and propelling Yates' visibility as a rising pop-R&B talent. Building on the momentum from earlier singles like "Call," Yates released his self-titled debut EP on September 11, 2015, via . Co-produced by and , the six-track project showcased Yates' versatile songwriting and genre-blending style, incorporating elements of pop, R&B, and funk. The tracklist includes "," "Something Different," "Better to Be Loved," "Call," "When I Found You," and "Change the Channel." Critics praised the EP for its groovy, infectious energy and Yates' charismatic delivery, with outlets highlighting tracks like "" for their sexy, upbeat vibes and overall potential to establish him as a fresh voice in contemporary pop. The release received favorable reception, with commendations for its polished production and youthful appeal. That same year, Yates was awarded the Heatseeker Award at the Canadian Radio Music Awards for his emerging success, recognizing his rapid rise driven by "Sugar" and prior airplay hits like "Better to Be Loved." He capitalized on this breakthrough with high-profile performances, including a headline slot at the official celebration on Parliament Hill in on July 1, 2015, where he shared the stage with acts like Magic! and . Additionally, Yates performed at events, delivering sets in on October 1, 2015, and on November 10, 2015, often remixing "Call" as a social anthem in collaboration with TELUS and . In 2016, Yates extended his momentum by joining Hedley's Hello World Tour as an , sharing bills with across 28 dates in Canada. The tour, announced in October 2015, provided Yates with a platform to perform his debut material to large audiences, further cementing his presence in the pop scene following the "" phenomenon.

Major tours and mid-career projects (2017–2019)

In 2018, Francesco Yates joined as an for the North American leg of the Man of the Woods Tour, performing on approximately 45 dates across arenas and stadiums from October 2018 through early 2019. His sets typically lasted 20-30 minutes and featured a mix of his original tracks and covers, including high-energy renditions of "Better to Be Loved," "Call," and NSYNC's "," showcasing his multi-instrumental skills on guitar and keys while engaging audiences with soulful vocals and dynamic stage presence. Critics and attendees praised Yates' live delivery, noting his effortless high notes and charismatic performance that evoked comparisons to Timberlake himself, helping to build anticipation for the headliner while highlighting Yates' growth as a live performer. This tour marked a pivotal expansion in Yates' career, exposing him to massive crowds—often exceeding 15,000 per show—and allowing him to refine his amid the pressures of a high-stakes production. Yates later reflected on the experience as a learning opportunity, emphasizing how sharing stages with established artists accelerated his confidence in handling large-scale lighting, sound, and audience interaction. Notable performances included stops at venues like Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena on October 2, 2018, and Charlotte's on January 8, 2019, where his blend of R&B-infused pop resonated with diverse audiences, contributing to positive pre-show buzz. Amid the tour commitments, Yates released his single "" on July 20, 2018, a self-written, self-produced track that represented a milestone in his creative independence during his tenure. The song, characterized by its upbeat grooves and introspective lyrics on connection, was promoted through live performances on the tour and garnered attention for Yates' full control over its production, signaling his evolving role as a multifaceted beyond collaborations. In mid-2019, Yates expanded his live profile by opening for the at select events, including a prominent slot at the on July 14, where he delivered a set ahead of their performance to a crowd of over 20,000. This appearance underscored his rising visibility in pop circles, with reviews highlighting his engaging stage energy as a fitting prelude to the headliners, further honing his skills in environments and diverse fanbases. These tours and projects collectively solidified Yates' mid-career momentum, bridging his early breakthrough with more autonomous artistic expression while navigating the rigors of consistent touring.

Independent releases and recent collaborations (2020–2025)

In 2020, following his time with , Francesco Yates transitioned to independent releases by founding his own imprint, FY Records, and issuing the EP on June 26. The five-track project, featuring "Nostalgia Prelude," "Superbad," "Dirty Little Secrets," "Bad Decisions," and "Angel," drew on '80s-inspired and R&B elements, creating a chilled, wavy atmosphere with nostalgic vibes and energizing beats. Yates continued his independent output with the 2023 EP Little Rockstar, a six-song collection blending rock influences with modern pop and R&B. Key tracks included the lead single "Thunderbomb," released earlier that year, and "Chanel," both showcasing high-energy guitar riffs and tributes to icons like , as heard in the track "Jimi." The EP's other songs, such as "Pineapple," "Basic Instinct," and the title track "Little Rockstar," emphasized fun, full-throttle themes with soulful vocals. In 2025, Yates released ROOMS I NEVER LEFT, a five-track EP exploring themes through soulful R&B and pop arrangements. The project included singles "ALL" (May 9), "NEW LOVE" (February 14), "BETTER HALF," and "IF I HAVE YOU," alongside the opener "REDEEM," all self-released via FY Records and . In 2025, to commemorate the 10th anniversary of "," new remixes featuring artists such as Zerb and ALOK were released. That August, he collaborated with producers and Wankelmut on the house-infused single "Some Kinda Feeling," released via Sweat It Out on August 29, which later received remixes including versions by Crusy, Tseba, and Cavi. To foster direct fan engagement, Yates launched his official website, francescoyatesmusic.com, offering exclusive content, limited-edition merchandise, video series, and updates on upcoming music. Live activity included a high-energy at the Sandcastle Festival on August 2, 2025, at Victoria Park Bandshell. His recent work has contributed to sustained streaming growth, with over 6 million monthly listeners on as of late 2025.

Artistic style

Genres and themes

Francesco Yates' music primarily spans , pop, and , often incorporating elements of and rock to create a fusion of throwback grooves and modern sensibilities. His collaborations, such as the 2015 hit "Sugar" with , introduce influences, blending upbeat electronic rhythms with his soulful vocals to appeal to broader audiences. These genres reflect his Toronto roots and draw from classic artists, allowing Yates to craft accessible yet layered soundscapes. Lyrically, Yates frequently explores themes of love, self-discovery, and resilience, emphasizing emotional and the healing power of relationships. In "Better to Be Loved" from his 2015 self-titled EP, he addresses embracing despite past emotional numbness, portraying it as a transformative force that fosters patience and openness. Songs like "Call" delve into longing and emotional connection, while "Do You Think About Me" captures the of unrequited affection, highlighting self-discovery through romantic reflection. Resilience emerges as a recurring motif, with Yates often conveying perseverance in the face of heartbreak or personal . In his later works, such as the 2020 EP , Yates shifts toward themes of personal growth, delving deeper into introspective narratives inspired by real-life experiences as a "hopeless romantic." This evolution mirrors a broader stylistic progression from the upbeat, pop-infused tracks of his debut era to more contemplative R&B explorations in the , incorporating '80s nostalgia with contemporary introspection. Influences like subtly inform this development, blending rock energy with R&B introspection. Yates' trademark afro hairstyle and dynamic stage presence serve as visual identifiers, enhancing his charismatic delivery and evoking a retro-futuristic vibe that complements his genre-blending sound.

Instruments, production, and evolution

Yates is a proficient , skilled on guitar, , bass, drums, harmonica, and providing lead vocals, skills he developed from an early age through rock camps and formal training. His instrumental versatility allows him to layer organic sounds in recordings, drawing from rock and R&B foundations. In recent years, Yates has taken on self-production duties, writing, producing, mixing, and mastering tracks using workstations like and , as demonstrated in singles such as "Do You Think About Me" and "Come Over," each surpassing one million streams. His production approach blends live instrumentation with electronic elements to create textured, dynamic tracks, evident in his 2025 EP ROOMS I NEVER LEFT, where guitar riffs and motifs integrate with subtle synth layers for a hybrid . This method evolved from earlier collaborative efforts, such as his 2015 self-titled debut EP co-produced with and , which emphasized polished arrangements, to more hands-on control in independent releases. The result is a production style that prioritizes emotional depth through acoustic warmth contrasted with electronic polish, aligning with his R&B and base. Yates' artistic sound has evolved significantly, shifting from the sleek, radio-ready pop of his EP—characterized by funky grooves and accessible hooks—to a rawer fusion of rock and R&B in his output. This progression incorporates Jimi Hendrix-inspired guitar work, as seen in tracks like the 2022 single "Jimi," which merges edges with vocals for a more experimental edge. By the mid-2020s, his music reflects '80s blended with modern production, emphasizing personal growth and genre-blending innovation over commercial polish. In live performances, Yates adapts his material to highlight instrumental intimacy, often stripping tracks to acoustic arrangements; for instance, he reimagined "" as a guitar-and-vocals version during 2015 sessions, showcasing vulnerability and raw talent. This approach extends to tours, where he incorporates live guitar solos and interludes to evolve songs on stage, bridging his studio evolution with audience connection.

Discography

Extended plays

Francesco Yates released his debut extended play, Francesco Yates, on September 11, 2015, through Atlantic Records. The five-track project marked his first major release following the success of his feature on Robin Schulz's "Sugar," showcasing a blend of pop, R&B, and soul influences with tracks such as "Better to Be Loved," "Call," and "When I Found You." It highlighted Yates' versatile vocals and songwriting, establishing him as an emerging artist in the contemporary R&B scene. After a period of label transition, Yates independently released his second EP, , on June 26, 2020. Comprising six tracks including the title song "Superbad," "Dirty Little Secrets," and "," the project reflected a maturation in his artistry, exploring themes of relationships, , and through a more introspective lens. In interviews, Yates described the EP as a personal evolution, drawing from life experiences during the early . Yates continued his independent trajectory with Little Rockstar, released on May 26, 2023. This six-track EP, featuring songs like "Thunderbomb," "Jimi," and the title track "Little Rockstar," incorporated stronger rock elements alongside his signature pop sensibilities, paying homage to guitar-driven influences from his formative years. The release emphasized raw energy and experimentation, with shorter, punchier compositions totaling around 16 minutes. His most recent EP, ROOMS I NEVER LEFT, arrived on , 2025, as an independent effort. Spanning six introspective tracks over approximately 20 minutes, including "ALL," "New Love," and "Better Half," the project delves into themes of , personal growth, and emotional reconciliation, symbolizing a return to the foundational sounds that inspired Yates as a . Yates shared in a announcement that the EP represented a full-circle moment in his career. None of Yates' EPs have achieved notable chart positions on major or international rankings, though his debut EP benefited from proximity to the multi-platinum "" single's momentum. No sales certifications have been awarded to the projects to date.

Singles as lead artist

Francesco Yates debuted as a lead artist with "Call," released on June 24, 2014, via , marking his first single under a major label and featuring a directed with themes of youthful romance that premiered on September 9, 2014. This track introduced his soulful pop sound and was later included on his self-titled EP. "When I Found You" followed as a single on October 14, 2014, also on Atlantic, serving as a promotional lead for his upcoming EP with its acoustic-leaning style exploring themes of discovery in ; it was formally released on the EP in 2015. In 2015, "Better to Be Loved" became Yates's first charting single as lead artist, peaking at number 37 on the Canadian Hot 100 and gaining traction through radio play and promotional tie-ins, including features on MuchMusic; it highlighted his R&B influences and was part of his debut EP. Yates's 2018 releases included "Come Over" on February 2, an upbeat pop track about longing and invitation that he performed acoustically to promote his independent phase post-Atlantic. "Do You Think About Me," released later that year, delved into introspective questions of past relationships, maintaining his blend of pop and . Transitioning to independent releases, "" arrived on April 10, 2020, via FY Records, as the title track and from his EP of the same name, embracing a funkier, confident vibe about embracing one's flaws in romance; it was accompanied by an official video emphasizing playful energy. "JIMI," released on June 10, 2022, paid homage to with guitar-driven rock-pop elements, confessing a love rivaling his passion for , and marked Yates's return to live performances post-pandemic. In his independent era, "Thunderbomb" was issued on April 14, 2023, capturing explosive attraction through high-energy production, while "Chanel" followed on May 5, 2023, shifting to a luxurious, seductive tone with references to high fashion and desire, both self-released under FY Records. Yates's 2025 singles—"ALL," "NEW LOVE," "BETTER HALF," and "IF I HAVE YOU"—were released as standalone tracks leading into his EP Rooms I Never Left, focusing on themes of redemption, fresh romance, partnership balance, and emotional security, respectively; they garnered moderate streaming attention on platforms like , with "NEW LOVE" exceeding 500,000 streams by mid-year amid his growing independent fanbase. Francesco Yates gained widespread recognition through his featured vocals on German DJ Robin Schulz's 2015 single "Sugar," a track he co-wrote alongside producers Dennis Bierbrodt, Guido Kramer, Jürgen Dohr, and others. The song became a global hit, topping charts in countries including Germany, Austria, Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, and Switzerland, while reaching number 44 on the US Billboard Hot 100. It earned platinum certification from the RIAA in the United States and multi-platinum status in markets such as Canada (3× platinum) and Australia (6× platinum). As of 2025, "Sugar" has surpassed 1.4 billion streams on Spotify, underscoring Yates' contribution to its enduring popularity in the electronic pop genre. In celebration of the song's 10th anniversary in 2025, a remix package of "Sugar" was released, featuring Yates' original vocals on versions by artists including ALOK, Zerb, and others. These updates propelled the track back onto dance and electronic charts, with the ALOK remix gaining traction on platforms like Spotify's viral playlists and Beatport's top downloads. Yates returned to the featured artist spotlight in 2025 with "Some Kinda Feeling," a collaboration with house producers Mousse T. and Wankelmut, where he delivered the uplifting lead vocals on this disco-infused house track. Released in August via Sweat It Out, the single blends nostalgic grooves with modern electronic elements, earning praise for its dancefloor appeal. A comprehensive remix package followed in October, including extended versions by Crusy, Tseba, Cavi, and Mell Hall, which boosted its performance on specialized dance charts like Beatport's Top 100 and electronic radio rotations. The track highlights Yates' versatile vocal style, contributing to its rising streams and playlist placements in the house music scene.

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